P-wave magnets exhibit spontaneous parity breaking of spin-polarized Fermi surfaces in time-reversal symmetric crystals, demonstrated via symmetry analysis in CeNiAsO with a predicted large spontaneous resistivity anisotropy.
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Relativistic altermagnets exhibit mixed g-, d-, and p-wave spin-momentum locking with symmetry-protected nodal planes and accidental nodal surfaces depending on Néel vector orientation.
Polar distortions induced by surface symmetry breaking or electric fields substantially modify the anomalous Hall conductivity in alpha-MnTe.
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P-wave magnets
P-wave magnets exhibit spontaneous parity breaking of spin-polarized Fermi surfaces in time-reversal symmetric crystals, demonstrated via symmetry analysis in CeNiAsO with a predicted large spontaneous resistivity anisotropy.
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Symmetry-protected nodal planes and accidental nodal surfaces in mixed odd-even wave spin-momentum locking of relativistic altermagnets
Relativistic altermagnets exhibit mixed g-, d-, and p-wave spin-momentum locking with symmetry-protected nodal planes and accidental nodal surfaces depending on Néel vector orientation.
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Effect of polar distortions on the anomalous Hall conductivity of altermagnetic $\alpha$-MnTe
Polar distortions induced by surface symmetry breaking or electric fields substantially modify the anomalous Hall conductivity in alpha-MnTe.